Halfway Home
It is difficult that the time has passed so quickly to believe. It feels like yesterday that I was Sweden and Norway to explore. The clock is moving so fast that I bit the feeling has reached in the last six months. But at the same time, so much has really: I celebrated 30 in Greece turn, fell in the Ukraine, went to the Oktoberfest, lost my passport, Dracula in Romania tries to find, returned to Copenhagen tonnes met by other bloggers, and countless found friends
I think this is a sign of a good time .. if you feel as if you have very little achieved and so much more at the same time
looking back at six months in Europe, I have I have never seen get to visit many parts of the region. But I have to have a last hurray as Euro Tripping backpackers. This is my last time to spend months on end traveling Europe.
Of course, I think about all the adventures that I had here in the last few years, and say to myself: "Well, when I do more summer, I can to go, and there and there." But that's just think of my reasons to extend something I know I'm ready to move on.
When I on so many young travelers watching their first adventure, with a sparkle in their eyes when they discuss how they are going to come back next year, I need to get a little sad. Hanging around so many young people keeps me young, but it also keeps me from growing up. It always makes me in this post-college, want to live carefree age. I am constantly jealous of these young twentysomethings. Sure, I want to come back, too. I would like once again that to be careless. It's like that line from the movie Dazed and Confused , "I get older, but they stay the same age." I must not grow if no one else is.
But things change, and I'm ready, even if sometimes I miss the life I leave behind. For some variety
In three weeks, I'm off to Asia, and I'm getting increasingly excited. I would have already left for the warm Southeast Asian sun, but it is a great travel conference in London in November, that I want to attend. But then, Southeast Asia and I will be reunited.
It's been almost two years since I last five was in Asia and in the vicinity, as I traveled around it. I look forward to this last stage of my journey, because visit to Europe for three years every summer, I enjoyed it very accustomed. There are also "normal" for me. Just like my trip to Latin America, I do not look forward to the feeling of going completely "at home." I want a little uncertainty. I want a little lost and confused. I want something new.
In a few months, "the end" will be here.
But now I'll just stay in motion.
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